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by 0x457 11mo ago
Definitely not how I remember. First, I remember seeing unicorn page multiple times a day some weeks. There were also time when webhook delivery didn't work, so circle ci users couldn't kick off any builds. What change is how many
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by 0x457 11mo ago
It was sarcasm, but git itself is Decentralized VCS. Technically speaking, every git checkout is a repo of itself. GitHub doesn't stop me from having the entire repo history up to last pull, and I still can push either to the company b
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by 0x457 11mo ago
It highly depends on where you plan to run your mesh on. Meshes that one run on wired networks (be it copper or fiber) are vastly different from meshes that work on radio waves. Even more different when it comes to this radio spectrum. If y
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Yeah, in Russia even thought everything is decided for you once you've selected your major, PE classes still for you to choose. Competition to get in was crazy too, none of that "first come, first served" - swimming only acce
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by 0x457 1y ago
> Only because new population enters the market. Yeah, not. I'm not saying is the same people pre-order the same games, but there is not THAT much new population influx. > LAN gameplay is still a thing in the simracing world. It&
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by 0x457 1y ago
My problem with launchers other than steam and galaxy from GOG: usually shitty and brings no value. Paradox launcher is alright for example, it adds value in form of mod preset managment and ability to launch straight into saved game. What
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by 0x457 1y ago
> Screwing around with them is a losing game that no one has historically ever won. What universe do you live in? - Broken games still pre-ordered - marginal updates sold at full price - double/triple-dipping with microtransactions
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by 0x457 1y ago
When I was in Haneda airport, a machine tells you which of 4 lines to go to and if you have forgotten there is a screen with live camera feed from screen POV and little boxes drawn on top kinda above you with your line. I thought it was pre
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by 0x457 1y ago
I guess it's better now then. To be clear, on linux the very same laptop in the very same location (dual boot) I got proper speed. The issue was entirely in FreeBSD drivers.
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by 0x457 1y ago
So assuming your goal is to buy something that requires you to show an ID (don't move the goalpost with "you can just not buy it"), my options will be: 1) show a digital ID where I can see that they are asking for much more 2
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by 0x457 1y ago
> all you need to pick it up is your name + address (said verbally over the counter) - no ID needed. Does it include controlled substances? Sure, I can pick up ibuprofen 800mg with just my name and DOB said verbally, but whatever is on s
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by 0x457 1y ago
Why? They already have photos of you and your biometric data. All you're doing is slowing down the line for everyone else.
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by 0x457 1y ago
I'm aware. I'm saying getting a passport (or any state id...) in the US is not some epic battle against the system: it's a few bucks and reading comprehension to understand which documents to bring or someone to tell you what
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by 0x457 1y ago
> (e.g. Native Americans on a reservation are more likely not to have a short trip to a local post office). People that choose to live on a reservation required to take a slightly longer trip once in 10 years. The horror.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Can it actually work at 802.11ac speeds? I recall it maxing out at 22mbps.
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by 0x457 1y ago
What I mean is: even though its true name is originally in English, Issey Miyake probably thought of it in Japanese, and it made more sense to him.
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by 0x457 1y ago
> If you want fast WIFI today Fast still means beyond 802.11g? (11n support is incomplete, last time I checked) Because there is no corporate sponsor that needs good Wi-Fi drivers on FreeBSD, I doubt it will ever be better. I guess Sony,
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by 0x457 1y ago
Yes, but the point is that we already know (app permissions, cookie tracking consents) that "ask only what you need to function" isn't how sellers operate. Also, you need an ID to buy some OTC medicine and to pick up some pre
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by 0x457 1y ago
Don't forget "exhaust fan outlet located next to the mic and about to take off"
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by 0x457 1y ago
> In the United States, getting an ID is expensive and time-consuming and is often inaccessible to many people, particularly those who don’t speak English, are poor, or work service jobs. No to all of that? Passport book (which you don&#
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by 0x457 1y ago
> Passports can be quite expensive. It's $165 per 10 years if you don't lose it or $65 if you just need in place of national ID (i.e. no international travel). I think anyone can save up that much in 10 years, renewals a bit ch
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by 0x457 1y ago
> Now that we’ve got ice walking around with an app that uses facial recognition to determine if you’re a citizen, fuck the facial recognition stuff. This tech should be out of government hands. When I was in LAX last week, facial recogn
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by 0x457 1y ago
> have the original invalidated. Only for it's "original" use case - traffic laws enforcement. I don't think any other entity can validate if this piece of plastic is invalidated or not. Also, it's not like infor
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by 0x457 1y ago
> If you're (e.g.) buying alcohol, then the "specific information" would be your birthday, and that is all that would be sent over. Unless there is a very tight control over this - lol nope. Big stores will request as much
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by 0x457 1y ago
> But if you have a good 6GHz mesh setup it might work? That's my experience streaming games to steam deck. I have central 2.4/5/6Ghz AP and 6Ghz-only APs in other rooms. Any sort of wireless streaming at my place is snapp
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by 0x457 1y ago
> Even modern OLED experience burn-in (despite them announcing every year that "this time we solved the burn-in issue!"): Yes, but it's not degrading as fast as OLED haters makes you think. I spent days playing the same ga
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by 0x457 1y ago
That's how gaming on windows work. You're a minority with that opinion.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Probably to keep MS from locking down gaming on Windows and cutting out Valve as distributor. Add to that, Windows isn't usable on 10ftUI or really anything that is not fully-controlled (think ATMs) or desktop with kb/m.
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by 0x457 1y ago
It would be a case if it had I/O like Mac mini. Like if it had TB3/TB4/USB4 somewhere, it doesn't.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Most controller/headphone dongles come with USB-A, so 2.0 in the back makes sense. Radio for new steam controller is integrated. I have a Y-splitter for my PS5 controllers and if I didn't, I would have had some sort of controller

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